Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-13
The DEAD AND INJURED.

Placing tho Loss of Life at IFS aIen,
w6men and Children.
The own resembles a hospital. Mr..
II. w. McFsdden, Of McFadden & Co,
grsin dealers, was a passenger In the rear
sleeper, and givesa graphic account of the
accident, which is substantially the same
rs Mr.. Whites statement. He estimates
the loss OF life at 1W persons. The fol-
loving is a complete list of the persons
taken from the wreck:
Dead and Wounded.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. Parker, Mrs.
r. L. Odgen, Graymount. slightly: Flor
ence Boucher, Bayard, Iowa; Pat Brady,
Gilman, Ill, slightly; Sophia Paulim,
slightly G. M. Young and G. w.
Swank, West Jersey, slightly; Thomas
Trimmer, Barkridge, leg broken; Theo-
dore Godell, Peoria. badly: Mr.. and Mrs.
Chellew, Glassford, ILL.,, slightly; A. j.
Miller, Oneida, Ill, lost a foot; Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Zimmerman, Peoria, seri-
ously; Mr.. and Mrs. Neal, slightly; their
baby was killed; Abby Edwards, Disco,
H., slightly; DR.. K. P. Hagen and wife,
Madison, Iowa, slightly; Fl. o. Bond,
Calohester, Ill, badly; John Dochman,
Peoria, win lose a foot; Mr.. Thomas Nc.
Evsri, mortally, J.. w. Grant,
Peoria, badly; Miss Emma Alter,
West Point, Iowa, badly; Mrs.
ii. j. Taorne, Rush, ILL.,, slight
"; Mary Morris, slightly; Otto
johnson, Burlington, slightly; Mrs. r.
| CLARK, MORALLY; Il. %. w. Cress, WASH
ington, mortally; Elizabeth Cress, dead;
j. Cross IN wife Elizabeth, both of Pc
oria, slightly; Madge L. Harris, broken
leg; Arthur Mccarthy,
BOTH EYES PUT OUT;
Mrs. Meek, Eureka, dead; David craw.
MIRA, s. r. Borden, Tonica; w. Forbes,
Emwood; Elizabeth Sellers, Peoria;
Adam Sohamberger, Peoria; s. L. Bells.
by, Deer Greek, Ill. Patton Crsss,
Washington; Daniel Rock, Rosefeld; A.
G. Jordan, Danville, Iowa; g.
A. Gregg, Danyille, Iowa. Mrs.
g. g. Alien, Galesbnrg, all slightly;
Mrs. Oliver Walters, Peoria, bruised In
head; r. Abraham, Peoria, badly; Min.
ME Vaughan Dales, Peoria, leg broken;
Calvin Davis, Peoria, slightly; May Laws,
Eureka, ILL.,, head fractured and canno1
live; G. II. Carter, Burlington, lowe
slightly; b.. Lawrence, Burlington, Iowa
slightly; John McMaster, Peoria, slightly
Frank Taylor, Macomb, leg broken ii
two places; Mrs. Kellogg, fremont, seri
oasly; Mrs. Isaac Brady, Morrison, no
expected to live; Catherine Lofts, Peoria
badly; j. w. Storms, Green Valley
slightly; John Sheen, Walnut Grove
slightly. Six Of the thirteen that started
frcm Eureka are dead. Mrs. Brown, o
Breeds station, badly hurt; NJ. P. Bedell,
Canton; Dr.. G.. Auringer, Of Detroit; Ed
Brown, Peoria; Isaac Broody, Morrison
2arah Mays, Eureka, very seriously hurt
DR.. Z. P. Hazen and wife, Miss Aler
Peorta, George j.: Smith, Peoria, very
seriously wounded; George A. Scott
Toulone, ILL, ankle badly hurt and left
leg bruised; George w. Swank, Rlmwood
not seriously hurt; David Crawford
Anna Kellogg, of fremont, and WIZ
Forbes, not expected to live.
A private despatch states that w. T
Sterns and two daughters are dead. TIL,
following have been heard from and ar,
all right: A. Singer, Pete Leonard, e. j
Graves, party all right; ". M. Lincoln
George Smith, A. u. Marshall. "A privat.
dispatch to Mrs. Howard says: "Lizzi
hurt In foot, phths not found. Mr.
Regan dead, Mrs. Regain injured; canno
say shout balance